Process Engineering Division – Instrumentation and Automation Technology Exchange Forum – Daily Question – Question No. 2020-01-11
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Process Engineering Section – Instrumentation and Automation Technology Forum – Daily Question – Question from 2020-01-11: What is turbulence? Answer: When a fluid is in motion, there is particle exchange between streamlines; flow conditions characterized by extreme irregularity are known as turbulent flow.
It refers to a state of disorder that occurs as a fluid transitions from one stable state to another.
Turbulence is intense mixing and blending among various fluid particles, involving not only motion in the direction of the main flow but also motion perpendicular to it.
It refers to a state of disorder that occurs as a fluid transitions from one stable state to another.
A state of flow of a fluid. When the flow velocity is high, the streamlines become indistinct, and there are many small vortices in the flow field, resulting in turbulence, also known as chaotic flow, disturbed flow, or turbulent flow.
It is a state of flow of a fluid. When the flow velocity increases significantly, the streamlines become indistinct, and there are many small vortices in the flow field, a condition known as turbulence.
The fluid generates many small vortices in the flow field; such a state of the fluid is turbulent
The fluid generates many small vortices in the flow field; such a state of the fluid is turbulent
The fluid generates many small vortices in the flow field; such a state of the fluid is turbulent
The fluid generates many small vortices in the flow field; such a state of the fluid is turbulent